St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-18
Minnesota.
VI. NINOES
To tho Glnho

Special to the Globe.
The following named citizens ex-
pressed themselves in favor OF Cleveland
for president and Villas foc vice presi-
dent in 1888, viz:
William Smith and z. Heating, village
trustees; M. Ray, j. p; George Bates,
}. 7. McGowan, assessors; DIR. Camp
bell, A.Schmid, druggist; James Frazer.
st. Paul. Minneapolis 20 Manitoba rail
road agent; p. LIE MaSurier, wheat
buyer; f. PuSchinsly, tnsmith f. Ia
felmey er, butcher n. Buie, saloon; J.
O'COnnOr, hotel; John Ryan, merchant;
Joseph Ryan, livery; T. Dunbar, post
master at Lincoln; w. G. Deacon, post
master at st. Vincent.
County Attorney HedcHbeEg- Thur
man and Villas.
S. b. RosS-Blaine and Lincoln.
Mr.. Finney, who has been lifelong
Republican, says he considers Cleveland
the most conscientious and best preSi-
dent, after Washington and Lincoln.
MI. Ross, BIaineite, says Cleveland.
in 1888, will undoubtedly be easily
elected if a candidate.
HUTCHINSON.
Special to the Globe.
DIR. Waketield-Blaine and IAncMn
second.
Frank Brabec-No Blaine for me.
y. ID. HutchinSOn-Blaine.
John Dean-Oeyeland and Judge
Thomas Wilson.
j. I'll. Loyejoy-Cal't eject Blaine
Sherman'S my choice.
M. w. Clay-Blaine. 1 want e1l anti
whisky man.
". b. Harrington-B!aine.
ID. >. SlVright-Sherman
Fred Sumner-Blaine man, bat{ doubt,
whether it is policy TO nominate him.
Z. b. Burnham-CleyeIand.
). Y. V. LeWis-Cleyeland.
l.: NJ. Berrie-lf he could be elected
Blaine'S my man.
l.. 2. HarringtoI--Biaine and Lin
coin.
L. I. Sargent Sherman.
a. l.. Shefe tRep)-I am not a Blaine
man; Lincoln is my choice.
w. r. Edwards, w. j. Richards
Blane'S our man.
George W. Pow-Biaine.
ID. A. Adams tRcp}-I am Ifo& a Blame
man; | am in favor OF any good, clean
Republican.
i. c. Avery, E. S. Case-Ehuunsn
and Lamar.
George Dean-Sherman.
|, l.. Keefe-Sferman.
J0hn Nelson lRep)NEdmtr1rdS.
/ g. K. GOOdnow-LincoIn.
G. A. Quade Qnd. )-Cleveland.
0. A. KOhler-CleyelaHd and Was
z. Il. Barre1t-Cleveland and Bayard.
CHASKA.
Speeiad to the Globe.
George a. Du Tait-Hill and Was.
George. Faber, Jr., Postmaster
Cleveland for president every time, and
Villas.
George Faber, Sr.-Cfeveland.
Leonard Streukens, County Auditor
Cleveland is good enough for me for
president.
George w. Hink-Biafne. Don't care
who is vice president; would not have
it if they gave it to me.
NJ. II. Muyres-Cleyeland and Ames.
Hon. Peter Iltis, ex-Mayor- Blaine
and Alex Ramsey.
Gustave Kragenbuhl- Cleveland.
Fred Greiner, Sr.-Cleveland.
John Dals-Cleveland and Ames.
A. w. Barker-Sherman.
Prof. Taylor-Sherman and Blaine.
Leonard GrateS-Cleveland
/ Judge Frank Warner, of Carver
Cleveland. He is the only man who
can win.
Henry SirGHalAC Cleveland.
/ BRowNsDALE.
Special to-tire Globe.
/ B. +. Bacon-AllisGn on Weaver.
Capt. Charles Gage--I prefer jim
Blaine for once and all. lie is the
strongest man in the Republican party.
and the most available.
\. }. Hunt and Albert Swift-Perso,,-
ally we prefer to see more OF President
Cleveland's administrator before ex-
pressing 4 preference.
L. }. Stinson-First choice, Allison;
second, Blaine.
lanes ,to.es-Allison first choice,
Blaine second
II. St,phenson-Blaine all the time.
J.. l.. i.amb--Bliine first choice, Ali
son second.
II. q. ElliOtt--I believe Cleveland is